Larchwood, Iowa – The University of Jamestown men's golf wrapped up their fall portion of their 2026-27 season with a sixth-place finish at the USF Fall Invitational Tuesday at the Grand Falls Casino and Golf Resort.
Jamestown's final score turned out at 611 (+35) after their round two performance of 308 (+20) coupled with a score of 303 (+15) in round one. Augustana's (B) team fell down a couple of spots after shooting 311 (+23) during round two which allowed the Jimmies to move from seventh to sixth out of 11 teams. Hosts Sioux Falls won the event with a score of 581 (+5) with Winona State one stroke behind (582).
Bodie Williams was the top Jamestown finisher after he shot 81 (+9) in the second round to complete the tournament with a score of 151 (+7), good for a share of 22nd in the field of 65 golfers.
Porter Seidel showed a three-stroke improvement after the first day as he jumped himself into the top 30 after a nice round of 75 (+3) paired with his round one of 78 (+6) as he finished at 153 (+9).
Nathan Hoogsteen and Noah Law both had a stronger round two as they pushed ahead in the tournament field. Hoogsteen improved by two strokes to card a round of 77 (+5) on day two and finish with 156 (+12). Law also finished at 156 (+12) with 75 (+3) in day two to jump 10 places into a tie with Hoogsteen for 37th.
Jack Josephsen finished off the Jamestown team competitors with a round of 81 (+9) Tuesday after he carded 76 (+4) on Monday. The freshman was just one stroke behind Law and Hoogsteen at 157 (+13).
Campbell finished his first collegiate meet with a solid day two score of 80 (+8). He shot the second highest among the UJ players as an individual with a final score of 152 (+8) to finish tied for 26th.
Mason Eaton out of Division-I South Dakota State was the top finisher as he competed as an individual. He had a stellar performance of 65 (-7) on the second day to win the event by five strokes. Max Palmer out of Minot State was right behind Eaton with a score of 72 (E) on day one and 68 (-4) on day two with a final tournament performance of 140 (-4).
This wraps up Jamestown's fall season. The spring season is yet to be determined as of the day of this writing. Be sure to visit the Jamestown Men's Golf schedule page to stay up to date on news and upcoming spring tournaments.
